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When USB 1.0 was introduced in 1996, it replaced most existing interfaces. USB spread incredibly quickly and a range of USB connectors appeared on the market. With the introduction of USB 3.1 in combination with the USB Type-C connection, a bond was formed: A port for all connections.

USB Type-C is now the most important connection option for peripherals and has become the standard for notebooks, tablets and smartphones. 

Connect mobile devices to displays, power supplies, memory and other peripherals through a single port with USB Type-C. 

The USB 3.1 cable delivers speeds of up to 10 Gb/s, enabling the transfer of data, power and videos.

The USB-C connector works both ways, meaning it can no longer be inserted the wrong way round.